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906 S. Heights Drive Mustang, OK 73064 |
Phone: (405) 324-2541
Fax: (405) 324-4578 |
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Mustang Valley - Where Excellence Premieres =========================== At Mustang Valley, we strive to create a climate of high expectations where students are successful in a climate that is respectful and safe. We are committed to excellence in all areas and firmly believe that the purpose of school is to achieve high levels of learning for all students. Student success is recognized and celebrated in every classroom, as well as in our weekly Monday morning “Wakin and Shakin” assemblies. The people of Mustang Valley work collaboratively to create a climate
of mutual respect that is conducive to learning and optimal achievement.
We work diligently to honor and respect the unique and special individuals
that comprise our school culture. Our theme this year is “Mustang
Valley…Where Excellence Premieres”. We are confident that the 2010-2011
school year will be one of great accomplishment and success for all!
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Through the cooperative efforts of the community, parents and staff, we will create positive educational opportunities designed to develop the total child, enhance self-worth, and motivate the child to achieve his/her potential.
Word of the Week
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I am proud to be a special and unique student at Mustang Valley Elementary.
I will take great pride in my school and myself.
I choose to be responsible for my learning, my actions, and my behavior.
I will do what is right.
I seize every opportunity to learn.
I will do my best to do my part.
I respect and celebrate the differences in others.
I will determine my future.
Resources On The Web Study Island
Fun activities students may use in the computer lab or at home to further enjoy and expand on classroom lessons.
Research Sites selected by teachers for each grade level
First Gov for Kids
Links to Federal kids' sites along with some of the best kids' sites from other organizations all grouped by subjectInternet Public Library
Research and learning links related to curriculumStory Hour
Illustrated picture books to read on the computerEnchanted Learning
Commercial site, contains information and educational activitiesLibrary of Congress
Collections for researchers, the public, and studentsOklahoma State Department of Education
State education news, links, calendar, guidelines, PASSPASSport (scroll down links of right side of window)
Online state curriculum search engine and lesson plannerMustang Public Schools
District Web Site: Links to Administration, Schools, School BoardMustang Public Library
Calendar, hours, services for all the communityOklahoma Department of Libraries
Oklahoma government referencesNational Education Association
News and issues in EducationMy Wonderful World
National Geographic makes learning about our world fun and easyDewey Thinkquest
Dewey Decimal system lessonInteractive SMARTboard sites
Information and activities for using the SMARTboardSMARTboard activities
Activities for interactive white boardsInternet for Classrooms
Computer activites for the classroomThe Oklahoman Archives
"At School" accessStarfall. com
Activities for beginning readersInteractive Books
Books that read to you, or let you do the readingPebbleGo
Online encyclopedia of animals for young students
Mustang Public Schools does not
discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, sex/gender,
age, disability, or veteran status.
Inquiries concerning application of
this policy may be referred to the
Mustang Public Schools Compliance
Coordinator, 906 S. Heights, Mustang,
OK 73064 or (405) 376-2461
Save
Nestle Labels
for P.E. equipment
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Research tells us that 74% of those not reading on grade level by the end of third grade will never "catch up." It is imperative for teachers, parents and community to be committed to helping our children learn to read and to read well. Parents need to begin to read to their child as soon as it is born and continue to read, at least 20 minutes a day, until their child is at least in middle school. This gives them language experience and helps in vocabulary development. Not only does this help with the child's reading, it also is an ideal way to spend quality time with the child. Please join us in helping to develop a community of readers! |
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Kim Hill 2010 Mustang Valley Teacher of the Year 
Congratulations to our National Board Certified teachers: Kathy Neuenschwander Connie Graham Teri Brown Shereen Rasor Carol Scott Maureen Fuller Robin Combs Crystal Rumbaugh |